How to open a single certificate after divorce?

The issuance process of single certificate after divorce is as follows:

1. First issue an unmarried letter of introduction to the neighborhood committee where the household registration is located, indicating the name, ID number and place of origin, and affix the official seal;

2. Then bring a letter of introduction, ID card and household registration book (including a copy) to the civil affairs department where the household registration is located;

3. Fill in a draft form in the Marriage Registry of the Civil Affairs Bureau and fill in personal information;

4. Submit a copy of the draft form, letter of introduction, ID card and household registration book to the staff, and the staff will fill it out online and issue a single certificate;

5. You can get a single certificate after checking whether the information in the certificate form is correct.

The function and significance of single certificate;

1. Personal marital status certificate: A single certificate is a legal document used to prove that an individual is unmarried, divorced or widowed;

2. Used for remarriage registration: when handling remarriage registration, the single certificate is one of the materials that must be provided;

3. International marriage needs: In an international marriage, one party may need to provide a single certificate to prove his marital status;

4. Foreign affairs requirements: In some foreign affairs, such as studying abroad and immigration, it may be necessary to provide a single certificate;

5. Inheritance: When dealing with issues related to inheritance, the single certificate can be used as a basis for judging an individual's marital status.

To sum up, the process of issuing a single certificate after divorce includes issuing a letter of introduction to the neighborhood Committee, then filling out a form, submitting relevant materials to the civil affairs department, and finally receiving the single certificate.

Legal basis:

Notice of the Ministry of Civil Affairs on further standardizing the work related to the proof of marriage registration records.

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Since the date of publication of the document, local civil affairs departments will no longer issue (no) marriage registration records to any department or individual, except for notarization matters related to Taiwan and countries listed in the annex of this notice. When issuing the certificate, the local civil affairs departments should indicate in the certificate that "this certificate is only used by XXX (the applicant) for notarization in XX country (or Taiwan Province province), and other matters are invalid."